The PSG College of Nursing emulates high principles and discipline that are the hallmark of
PSG Institutions.
It shall be the bounden duty of every student to abide by the rules and regulations of the
College and to conduct himself/herself with discipline and decorum in all places and under
all circumstances
Conduct and Discipline
- Students are expected to conduct themselves in a manner commensurate with the dignity of the
Nursing Profession within and outside the college premises.
- Students shall not talk or act in any manner outside the institution in a way that would bring
disrepute to the college.
- Students should greet and respect teaching and non-teaching staff of College of Nursing, other
college staff, hospital and administrative staff in campus.
- Students are expected to use only courteous and polite language and should avoid using any
insulting, inciting, threatening language when talking with fellow students and should abstain
themselves from violence.
- Gathering in groups at roads, entrance, exit and pathways is strictly prohibited.
- The students shall be regular and punctual in attending classes and all activities connected with
the college.
- The students shall observe strict silence in the class irrespective of the presence or absence of the
faculty member.
- Practices such as taking alcohol, narcotic drugs, ‘pep’ pills etc., which lead to degeneration of
physical well being, loss of moral spiritual values and damage of human personality are strictly
prohibited in the college premises and hostels. Those found indulging are liable to strict
disciplinary action up to and including suspension/ expulsion from the College.
- While attending college functions, the students will conduct themselves in such a way as to bring
credit to themselves and to the institution.
- Every student need to handle college property with care and preserve cleanliness and tidiness of
the furniture, building and the premises. Also have to switch off the lights and fans to conserve
electricity. If loss or damage may be incurred, the cost of any damage so caused will be
recovered from the students collectively if the responsibility for it cannot be fixed on any
individual or group of individuals.
- Representation of complaints and grievances may be made individually to the Principal through
the class teacher concerned or discipline cum grievance committee/suggestion box.
- Students are expected to read notices/circulars displayed on the college notice board. Ignorance
of not reading any notice/circular thus displayed shall not be accepted as an excuse failing to
comply with the directions contained in it.
- All students should be present in the college on the last and first working days of the vacation.
- If the student returns late after the vacation, the disciplinary action will be taken
- The students are expected to take up all assignments, tests & examinations seriously and would
try to perform the best for them to score good internal assessment marks.
Attendance and Leave of absence
- Students should attend all classes regularly and punctually
- Students must be punctual to each lecture hour. Students coming late to the class by more than
five minutes will not be given attendance for that period
- Students are expected to register their attendance through biometric during clinical posting
- The students must obtain 80% attendance in theory and 100% attendance in clinical as per the
regulatory body norms. Those who lack the above attendance in any one of the subjects in
theory or practical will not be permitted by the Institution and the University from appearing in
examinations of that academic year.
- Leave taken without permission during clinical hours, students need to compensate at the rate of
1:3 ratio and students who are late to the clinicals have to compensate as per the hours missed.
- Absenteeism from classes is viewed seriously. For genuine reasons, leave may be taken and to be
informed to the class co-ordinator, after the same has been sanctioned by the Principal. In the
event of a student falling ill, a medical certificate of a Registered Medical Practitioner is required
to be submitted.
Uniform & ID Cards
All students are required to wear uniform in order to keep up the decorum and discipline of the
Institution. Students are required to wear full uniform as prescribed by the college.
Male students
Hair must be groomed well. Face must be neatly shaven. First button of the shirt must not be
left open. Only shoes are accepted.
Female students
Hair should be well groomed, not be left loose. Long nails with polish are not accepted, must
wear clean and washed uniform. Bangles, big ear rings, chains and anklets not to be worn during
clinical hours.
Each student must possess student identity card with his/her photograph affixed on it, duly
attested by the Principal. The students must compulsorily wear the student identity card inside
the college campus. Students without identity card and proper uniform will be marked as absent.
Ragging
Ragging is an offense which is strictly prohibited in the college campus as well as in the hostel.
Anti ragging committee takes action against students those who involved in such activities are
liable to expulsion from the College.
Activities includes initiation or ragging of new students which lower human dignity, cause
traumatic feelings, and leave emotional scars in the personalities of the victims.
Use of mobile phone
Use of mobile phones within the college and hospital campus is strictly banned during working
hours. Violation of this rule by any student would result in impounding of the cell phone and
strict disciplinary action against the student.
Tuition Fees
Tuition fees will be collected every year in the month of August. The last date of payment of
tuition fee is 31 st August.
Vehicles
The Institution has made arrangements for the transportation of students for academic activities.
No private vehicle is required for this. So it is advisable not to have private vehicles to avoid
accidents and grievous injuries. Day-scholars who use vehicles for transport to and from their
residence, are prohibited from riding at high speed inside the campus. They have to register their
vehicles with the security on duty and park their vehicles in the allotted parking plot for students.
Exchange Programme
The College has International / Foreign Exchange Programme with La Source and Hesav
University, Switzerland. Every year 8 -10 students are selected to be part of Indian experience
along with Swiss students for an International Exchange Programme in the month of November.
The programme commences in January for three weeks with specific theme choosen every year.
The students are selected by scrutinizing the applications and conducting interview (on merit and
conduct and character basis) to Summer University Programme at Switzerland for a period of
three weeks in the month of June. The selection process begins in the month of January
/February. The students who are sponsored for Summer University Programme need to work for
two years at PSG Hospitals.
Information to Parents/Guardians
The College creates exceptional learning environment for students through having highly
qualified experienced teaching faculty and excellent clinical learning resources.
Parent Teachers Meeting will be held once in a year. All are expected to attend without any
absence. If unable to attend the meeting on specified date for emergency reasons, need to report
within one week of meeting.
NOTE : In case of any violation of rules and regulations by the student, action initiated against
the student may include a warning or a reprimand, awarding a fail mark for an assignment or
course, suspension or expulsion from a particular class or from the College, withholding of
official documents, withdrawal of campus privileges and any other action which the college
authorities deem appropriate at that time.
Rules and regulations are subject to change / modification as and when necessary.
Dr.A.JAYASUDHA
PRINCIPAL
